File Organizing with Python: Rename, Move, Copy & Delete Files and Folders

[@TheSuperUser]

Great video on how to use Python for day to day tasks. Thank you. Please make more of these types of "system admin" videos.👍

[@lumberapple8820]

Rename 0:00 Move 6:48 Copy: 8:43 Delete 9:28

[@cimplyllc]

Very nice tutorial. Thank you for making it. The final cleanup script is a good way to close out the video.

[@Max90662]

Dieses Toturial ist total klasse, vielen Dank

[@oddzhang]

it's great.previous time I have used os module to deal with my video files, such as rename,move,etc.but my code was too tricky to read and not easy to rebuild.this video inspire me to modify my code!

[@shasvat0]

why change it if it worked

[@duduza1]

@@shasvat0 XD

[@SatishSingh-cp3wo]

wish u had made this video 6 months ago. i have already figured out all this but it took me a lot of digging.

[@Knight8365]

Thank you and more like this please! I've just been trying to implement a recursive folder search, remove or rename in Bash and it had me tearing my hair out. It would have been much simpler in Python.

[@kk5592]

which IDE do you use?

[@octaviandatcu8677]

Visual Studio Code it seems.

[@hadadwasiim8248]

Nice video. This helped me a lot in renaming and moving files and also to add exceptions if file can`t be moved and renamed. :)

[@RRDGamer]

Thank you so much for this simple tutorial

[@sheikhakbar2067]

Liked; already a subscriber; and saved to my python useful tips and tricks playlist!

[@dhirajp4677]

Thank you Patrick..it was very informative..hoping to see a Playlist of file handling videos..

[@bachphan1160]

very nice and useful, your tutorial is so simple ! thank you. Loved it

[@bachirgab3084]

thanks for this lessons

[@minanabil1035]

WOW new for me. thanks for the video

[@toyomade]

How would this handle a window’s indexing error? While using an unlocked Veracrypt container, power was lost. It’s not repairable and the files are still there and can be opened but when trying to copy them off, an error gets generated after every single one requiring a click. While using native copy/paste functions in Windows. This wouldn’t be so bad if this was a handful of files, or even a few hundred, I could make an afternoon out of it and just get it done. However, we’re talking thousands of files here. Basically photos of my kids entire childhoods. I really don’t want to lose them but it’s incredibly annoying to manually pull them off. And I no longer use Veracrypt unless I have battery backup

[@gabrielalmeida6085]

What is your macbook model?

[@Kaviranghari]

How can i copy an image to my clipboard using python

[@blackmane1999]

Could u please do a video on ONVIF for python? Thatd be a great help!

[@NexInspireHub]

which theme is this?

[@jigarhathiyani]

Thank you for the tutorial Can you please help me with this - how to copy specifiy list of files from one folder to another (if we dont have complete name of the file)

[@VRchitecture]

It’s better to convert your file’s extension to lower case before type checking, since there could be MP4 and mp4 on desktop

[@VinodKRamachandra]

Very nice tutorial. Thank you

[@patloeber]

Glad it was helpful!

[@economicblast]

it's saying name isn't identified. idk how you ran the code without identifying the name

[@abdellahelguermez3786]

Thank u 🙏🏻

[@ivarc256]

Ok! wish you make one for an.ordering. system.. thanks

[@niteshnunia8293]

Thanks really useful.

[@kvelez]

import os print("FileName || Extension") for file in os.listdir(): name, ext = os.path.splitext(file) name_split = name.split('-') ext_split = ext.split('-') print(f"{name_split}{ext_split}") ============================== import os print("FileName || Extension") for file in os.listdir(): name, ext = os.path.splitext(file) splitted = name.split("-") splitted = [s.strip() for s in splitted] new_name = f"{splitted[0]}{ext}" print(new_name)

[@ivarc256]

Haaa, beautiful. thank you

[@paulorosado6888]

Thanks, bro

[@anirbanc88]

its awesome!

[@serychristianrenaud]

Thank ... 👏

[@bayuganspride]

kewl

[@__________________________6910]

Noice 😃

[@ericbroun4657]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@umeleumab.marcus8497]

Poor color choice, difficult to read at first instance.